• It's all about the aebleskivers
• House passes health care bill
• Vet honored with eagle head cane
• Bean to vote for health care bill
• Gages Lake husband gets 33 years for murder
• Administrator gets City Council farewell
• Flu kills county boy, 12
• Vets flock to job fair
• Senior Council offers Antioch $50,000 loan
• Park City water, sewer rates going up
• Halloween horror for Round Lake Beach man
• Gurnee man held in Ohio corpse tampering case
• Sprucing up the John Hancock Building
• Former employee opens fire at Orlando office tower
• Waukegan woman accused in fatal hit-run
• Vaccine site planned for southern Lake County
• Fourth victim of H1N1 from Barrington area
• Second child dies from H1N1 complications
• County receives shipment of H1N1 vaccine
• Seven-year sentence for armed robbery
• Gurnee man dies in Will County jail
• Woman pleads guilty to arson
• Prison term for robbing pizza delivery man
• Woodland panel tasked with budget recommendations
• Staben drops out of County Board race
• Roberts gets top Dem spot in sheriff primary
• Seventeen file to fill associate judge position
• Land purchase approved for forest preserves expansion
• Political briefs
• Recycle-O-Rama Saturday at Warren-Newport Library
• Deputy sheriff to sponsor benefit for Open Arms
• Moraine Township seeks sponsors, volunteers for holiday gift drive
• 12 dead, 31 hurt in Texas base attack
• Boil order for some homes in Waukegan
• 7 dead in dual attacks at US military base
• County appeals for funding of road projects
• Round Lake encouraged
• 'Adopted' soldier thanks Lake Villa students
• Shutterbug pleads not guilty to photographing women
• Bulletin board
• Trio of teens deny GPS burglaries
• New Catholic middle school planned in Wauconda
• Allocation sought for water pipeline project
• Gifts needed for Operation Christmas Child project
• Lake County girl, 15, dies of H1N1 virus
• Benefit planned for teacher
• Antioch center hosts Thanksgiving dinner
• Footlights fund-raiser this weekend in Antioch
• Transit input sought in Lake Forest
• Foresters seek Fox River Preserve comments
• Holy Spokes seeks donations of used bicycles
• Bankrupt developer seeks $135,000 in fees
• 'Person of interest' in fatal hit-and-run
• Temp signs get 6 months
• Three file for seat vacated by Sabonjian
• Waukegan markets downtown storefronts
• $2,000 grant to fund Warren High driving program
• Council praises hero coach
• Gurnee honors 9-1-1 operator
• Tension reliever not a normal massage
• Controlled burning under way
• Community Digest
• Sponsors needed for Open Arms program
• Kyle takes on Washington
• Waukegan would-be casino site to be sold
• Bond bid denied for alleged getaway driver
• Students mount fund-raiser
• Hospitals impose visitor restrictions
• Beach Park plans 2 more TIF districts
• Community digest
• School notes
• Bulletin Board
• Children turned away from preschool program
• Robber escapes under cover of trick-or-treaters
• Round Lake man nabbed retrieving ransom
• Sheriff says ID theft is 'epidemic'
• Fremont School District, foresters swap property
• Smashing pumpkins
• Centenarian says key mostly diet
• Black American Indians reach for untold story
• Community digest
• College Notes
• Round Lake man charged in Chicago kidnapping
• Grayslake makes downtown 'spooktacular'
• 872: Chicago's newest area code to begin use
• Halloweenfest brings out the scary and fun
• Collecting toys for needy tots
• Police records crew just wants to have fun
• Kyle won't run against Eddie Washington
• Sheriff prepared to sacrifice work-release
• Flu virus kills third county resident
• Arson suspected in duplex fire
• Jury acquits Wauconda man in 2007 sex case
• Zion man charged in car-bus crash
• County exhausts H1N1 vaccine shipment
• Antioch studies 'tag day' regulations
• Berm under way at tree-stripped park
• Group's King Day of Service in need of funds
• CLC will share $3.5M fed grant with NEIU
• Two Waukegan duplexes destroyed in blaze
• Lake County out of H1N1 vaccine
• Long Grove woman dies from H1N1 complications
• Suspicious box was no threat
• Traffic crackdown Friday on Route 12
• Tax evasion charge for Deerfield couple
• Teacher pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Wadsworth man pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• Neighbor gets 3 years for sex with teen girl
• Green candidate files in District 8
• Primary ballot lottery Nov. 5
• Antioch weighs pros, cons of video gaming
• Failing progress
• County boasts 118 winners
• Gurnee ends fiscal year $253,000 in red
• Village to defuse 'crisis' with utility tax
• 'Climate' puts Novak-King in the mood to achieve
• Waukegan school system's performance 'disheartening'
• The line starts here
• Neighbors watch out for each other
• Teen joins Student Advisory Council
• Crime drops in county
• Teacher who nabbed gunman lauded
• Teen burglars indicted by grand jury
• Downed wires snarl Route 173
• Long lines on first day of H1N1 vaccinations
• Grayslake Dem files for county clerk
• $4M land purchase for sports complex OK'd
• Sewer contractor bumps water line
• Allendale breaks ground on new cafeteria
• Fire buff swap meet Saturday
• Five hurt in SUV, minivan crash
• Community digest
• Fremont, Grayslake developer sign impact-fee accord
• Tollway finance hearing Nov. 4
• Beach Park amends noise ordinance
• Five community programs get recognition from AT&T
• Ela Road closure for rail work Nov. 2
• Waiting for a kidney transplant
• Gurnee water rates may rise
• Round Lake Beach institutes hiring freeze
• Pumpkin Fest crawls out of fall soup
• Firefighter back at work after ceiling collapse
• New Wal-Mart in Round Lake Beach
• Second Lake County death from H1N1
• Warren High girl crowned Miss Teen Illinois International
• Second death from H1N1 reported in county
• Cops nab 9 in rash of break-ins
• H1N1 concerns broached at 'brown bag' session
• County's H1N1 clinics open Thursday
• Marathon talks blunt layoffs for Waukegan cops
• Convenience store robber nets 20 years
• GOP offers full countywide officeholder slate
• Crowded fields in 8th and 10th congressional districts
• District 56 eyes fourth grade school in Gurnee
• Shanty sizzles as 'dive worth a drive'
• Five-year term fatal heroin overdose
• Trick-or-treat hours
• School district installs solar panels
• Round Lake teen dies in Lakemoor crash
• Park City administrator accepts Lakemoor post
• Resident, firefighter hurt in house fire
• Howl'oween goes to the dogs
• Food drive under way
• Waukegan Woman's Club: 115 years of service
• Streets a Halloween treat for kids
• Volunteers make a difference on special day
• Group seeks more diversity in contracts
• Sentenced for helping daughter beat girl
• Underage liquor sale sting nets 25 violations
• Police seek driver who hit pedestrian
• Defense attorney in bid for sheriff
• Dungeon of Doom's Halloween horrors
• Sailors have 136 Thanksgiving hosts
• VA-Navy med center bill clears Senate
• Village restricts parking on McMillan Road
• North Chicago VA opens Evanston clinic
• Parker Hannifin locates to Antioch Corporate Center
• Election filing begins Monday
• Clarification
• Change of venue denied in Reuter case
• Libertyville tunes sports complex for concert venue
• Pilots flew Northwest jet 150 miles past airport
• Wadsworth contracts with sheriff for police service
• Lending a hand at roving food bank pantry
• Scares are par for the course
• Community digest
• News-Sun staff takes five NINA awards
• Mom who dropped her baby gets probation
• Red Ribbon Rally reinforces dangers of drugs
• Officials investigate how freight train rolled out, derailed
• Teen gets 32-year prison term for sex attack
• Navy cancels plans for Glenview housing
• Antioch dissolves downtown TIF
• Lake Forest celebrates road work completion
• Trick-or-treat hours
• Four charged in Waukegan High lockdown
• Charter school picks 3 new board members
• New trustee for Cook library board
• Gun in school
• District 127 food drive begins Nov. 2
• School pond spills secrets
• 'Talented and giving' teen wins national award
• Antioch to crack down on charities
• Landmark status to YMCA building
• Mayor says pact near on vets memorial
• Driver charged in Gurnee Mills damage
• Ingleside man charged in Gurnee Mills damage
• Pair of $1,000 lotto prizes still unclaimed
• Gurnee approves flood controls
• Treat the Streets set Saturday in Antioch
• Women's health fair set tonight
• Route 176 pedestrian tunnel eyed in Lake Bluff
• 'We do this for fun'
• Wetlands flood control project in line for funding
• Antioch cops will launch crime tip line
• County museum extends hours for 'Animal Architects'
• Lake Villa commission to air marketing plan
• Grant pays for new gear for firefighters
• Waukegan seeks more cash from feds
• Petraneks offers unique services
• 12,000 in arrears on county property taxes
• Vandals flatten tires on 32 school buses
• Dog dies in house fire
• Two in county get MADD awards
• St. Martin de Porres marks fifth year
• Planners send Route 120 vision to state
• CLC involved in Make A Difference Day projects
• Charge dismissed in glue revenge plot
• Feds issue new medical marijuana policy
• Balloon boy charges may not come until next week
• Vista makes treat of surgery center
• Coat drive honors daughter
• Cancels H1N1 speech after daughter gets flu
• Charity rides in style to Toys for Tots benefit
• Quinn OKs 2nd-semester aid for college students
• Haunted Trail more than just scary
• Family displaced, dogs die in Kenosha fire
• Little warriors get to be firefighters for day
• Mundelein High gauges crisis readiness
• Grayslake schools report H1N1 outbreak
• County H1N1 vaccination clinics set
• Retired Mundelein officer killed in two-car crash
• Park City places freeze on new spending
• Kids parade Halloween finery at Spooktacular
• Leaf collections begin Monday
• A faithful gathering
• Recidivism coalition praised for forming partnerships
• Bulletin Board
• Changes planned at Lake Forest Hospital campus
• Former fire official faces child porn charges
• Metra board proposes fare increases
• Antioch pair plead innocent
• Man denies firing 28 rounds, wounding two
• School deficit hits $8M
• Beach Park woman admits having sex with teen girl
• Beach Park nears end of water main extension work
• Honor Flight puts wings under Zion vet
• Low-income energy assistance program available
• Sente plans nature, science exploration day
• Balloon boy found safe
• Community digest
• No sign of boy after balloon lands
• Ill. voters get to decide on recall of governors
• Warren sports complex details for site of rezoned subdivision
• Village rejects video gaming
• Reputed gang member nabbed in drug sting
• Seven luxury cars swiped from Lake Bluff dealer
• Sound opinion: Expert discusses windmill noise
• Candidate filing for primary begins Oct. 26
• If looks could kill
• Waukegan cover girl
• Round Lake area fire district to host open house Saturday
• Restaurant report cards available online
• Two accused burglars deny weapons charges
• Homes in Waukegan historic district burglarized
• Homeowner associations on their own in Lindenhurst
• Speeding tickets can benefit Safe Routes to School program
• $4M for Warren Township sports fields
• County votes 18-4 to ban video poker
• School board's Hanna injured in auto crash
• District advances policy on protecting sexual orientation
• Lindenhurst antes up for underpass study
• Trustees apologize for Yom Kipper session
• Driver who hit bicyclists not charged
• Barrington man still missing
• Zion fire damage set at $115,000
• Bears huddle with Warhawks on making fitness pledge
• Actress Payton joins Daisy's telethon
• Four held in Kenosha County slaying
• Mundelein delays vote on social hosting ordinance
• SWALCO proposes mass incineration of waste
• Kirk pushes for 401 (Kids) Savings Accounts
• County deputies, resident to be honored
• Highland Park man pleads guilty to fraud
• Shields Township board mulls aid philosophy
• Enrollment spikes for senior academy
• Arresting interest
• Sherwood Road open to traffic in Grayslake
• Community digest
• Political briefs
• Award offered in capture of fugitive
• Missing man drove to Pikes Peak and back
• North Chicago puts best side forward
• Statements on bank robbery expected today
• Round Lake Beach turns back time
• No place for wind turbines
• Record cold temperatures possible